Timber blogger shares brief information about wood and woodwork tools that help artists to make a wooed project. We post about types of wood and uses.
The tradition of wood art has been going on for centuries. In this modern time, many machines and tools have come, which has made the work of woodwork easy.
Sapele wood is golden to dark reddish-brown, while walnut wood is lighter pale brown to dark chocolate brown. Sapele wood is stronger and harder than walnut wood. But in the United States, walnut wood is more popular for furniture purposes than sapele, while sapele is more popular for musical instruments. Sapele Wood Sapele is a golden … Read more
The scientific name of Sapele wood is Entendrophragma cylindricum. Sapele wood is used in the manufacture of fine furniture, cabinets, and doors. Sapele is golden to dark reddish-brown in color and becomes darker with age. It is famous for its hardness, dark brown color, and good finishing. Sapele is also known by other names, sapele … Read more
Sapele wood is harder and stronger than Mahogany, but mahogany wood is darker and more popular than Sapele. Sapele and Mahogany are very similar to each other in many respects. Hence, Sapele wood is the first alternative to Mahogany. Mahogany Wood Mahogany is a durable, stable, and rot-resistant hardwood. It is famous for many reasons, such … Read more
Mahogany is a beautiful, durable, and versatile hardwood, widely used for making high-quality furniture, boat building, musical instruments, and decorative items. Mahogany wood is native to Central and South America. It is usually dark reddish-brown and reddish-brown. Its attractive dark brown color and uniform texture distinguish it from other hardwoods. Although mahogany is the name … Read more
Mahogany wood is a hardwood variety of wood mostly found in North and Central America. Mahogany is very commonly used in America for many purposes and applications. It is very famous for its durability, rot resistance and appearance. It takes polishes and oils very well. After finishing, it gives excellent results. Mahogany Wood is perfect … Read more
J grade Lumber comes from SPF (spruce-pine-fir) softwood species. SPF wood is found in the forests of Canada but is in high demand in the Japanese market. It is called SPF because these woods have similar characteristics of spruce, pine and fir. This grade comes in white and bright in appearance and this grade has … Read more